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The revelation that Batman: Arkham City's one-use code unlocks the entirety of Catwoman gameplay in the game's main campaign set back quite a few gamers looking to rent the game or buy used. GameStop feels your pain.

An internal memo verified with GameStop locations tells its retail staff that used copies of Batman: Arkham City should be paired with a code for Catwoman content printed on the receipt. All of this seems fairly counteractive to the online pass code itself, but GameStop is a huge corporation with some pretty strong ties with publishers.

We'll bring you more details as they become available. How many used copies of Batman: Arkham City will there be on shelves if the game isn't even out yet?

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Rocksteady's latest superhero epic is set to release next week and most of us will be picking up the game as a brand new, cellophane wrapped disc complete with instruction booklet and more, but Batman won't take kindly to used games sales in the future.

With copies of the game making their way to the streets, Gothamites have found that Catwoman's gameplay both in the story mode and in challenge maps is locked to those who did not purchase Batman: Arkham City new or have not bought a VIP pass for $10.

DLC packs will also unlock Robin and Nightwing, but Catwoman has been heavily marketed as part of the game. Playing as the thief is not required to complete the game. Those playing the campaign without an online pass will see Catwoman in cutscenes but her gameplay sections are completely missing.

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I won't waste any more of your time. Why? Because just below this text that you're probably not even reading is 12 FULL MINUTES of Batman: Arkham City gameplay. This is essentially the E3 2011 demo. If visuals aren't your thing and you prefer words, check out our hands-on preview of Arkham City and then continue twiddling your thumbs while you wait for the game's release in October.

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The land of the Dark Knight has its colors offer insight into the madness in-store was unleashing. We have a closer look at the continuation of Batman: Arkham Asylum of earlier March during his official release date for the Xbox 360, PS3 and PC was revealed. Warner Bros and DC entertainment have now passed, that Catwoman a playable character in Batman: Arkham city.

The game with their unique fighting moves, gadgets, and signature 'Takedowns.' are the female counterpart to the superhero Devoted to a story the character is to harmonise the basic plot title. "Players can step, as they pass through cards by challenge in the shoes of this feline character and unravel their ' dark side '.

The presentation of a new chapter from the life of the dark Kinght, is this title players back in the set the strongly fortified walls of the town of Arkham. Flooded with classic characters, frightening villains and famous personalities from the world of Batman, it is announced, together to weave a compelling story and improved gameplay.

Batman: Arkham city doors for Xbox 360, PS3 and PC gamers from October 21, 2011 in the United Kingdom have unblocked.

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